New Signings and Squad News

Harry Flowers

Signing for the club is Stafford born central defender Harry Flowers. Harry, 29, joins from Warrington Town but has an illustrious non-league career to date, with teams such as Brackley Town, Curzon Ashton, Solihull Moors, Southport and Telford United. This is not the first time we have tried to sign Harry, but finally we have landed our man, and we would like to thank Paul Carden and Warrington Town Football Club for their assistance in securing the move ahead of our visit to Avro FC tomorrow.

Harley Irwin

Joining Harry is 19-year-old central midfielder Harley Irwin, on a month’s loan from Bolton Wanders FC. Highly thought of Harley was youth team captain at Bolton last season and this season has made his first team debut in the Football League Trophy. We hope to assist with Harley’s development gaining match day exposure at Step 4 and naturally would like to thank Bolton Wanderers FC for their assistance with the loan move.

Brad Mansell

We can also announce the signing of 24-year-old striker Brad Mansell from Romulus FC. Brad started his career and spent several seasons with Rushall Olympic and following injury joined up with Romulus, where he has been leading scorer this season. Well known to Kitch, Brad signs for the BORO and together with Harry and Harley comes straight into the squad for our game at Avro FC.

Kingsley Adu-Gyamfi dual registration

Finally, Kingsley Adu-Gyamfi is set to sign for Wolverhampton Casuals FC on dual registration, to gain valuable game time and bolster fitness levels ahead of the busy winter period.

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Dan Cockerline, Zac Noble and Scott Wara

It was a difficult day on Saturday at the Stan Robinson stadium on a gloomy and frustrating afternoon with our visitors Atherton Collieries taking the spoils.

Not only did the result go against us but we lost three key players through significant injury impacting on an already depleted squad.

Dan Cockerline, Zac Noble and Scott Wara were all taken to hospital for treatment.

The most important thing is that they are now safely home and starting their recovery their health is the number one priority and brings everything else into perspective.

Dan will be out of action long term, but we will keep you up to date when we see how his rehabilitation goes in the next few weeks.

Zac is likely to be out for a month.

Scott will be unavailable for 2/3 weeks because of the protocol required from the concussion.

Injuries are part and part of a football players life, but not only does it have an impact on the club but also their home and work life.

We would like to express our thanks and gratitude to each of them and truly hope their recovery is swift and we are sure everyone associated with the football club wishes them all the absolute best.

There is no hiding the fact that these injuries impact hugely on the club and gives us substantial challenges for the forthcoming away games at Stalybridge and Avro before Christmas and beyond.

We are working closely to find a way forward in the best interests of the team, fans, and club. We recognise that this is not where we wanted to be, but we will deal with it together. This is when we need to remain strong, show our character, resilience, and determination to succeed.

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